Fan interest in the clash between Indonesia and Vietnam in Group A of the 2026 ASEAN Cup is extremely high. All tickets for the Monday evening (August 3) match at Pakansari Stadium in Bogor have been completely sold out.
This information was announced on the official account of the Indonesian national team. With all tickets sold, around 30,000 spectators are expected to fill Pakansari Stadium to support the Garuda team in this crucial match that could determine a spot in the semifinals.
The Football Association of Indonesia (PSSI) and the organizers advise all ticket holders to arrive at the stadium early to avoid congestion during security checks and entry procedures.

Tickets for Indonesia vs. Vietnam have been sold out – Photo: PSSI
Fans are also asked to follow the rules, maintain order, and create a positive atmosphere throughout the match.
The organizers hope that the cheering will be civilized so that the match can be held safely and smoothly.
For those who did not get tickets, PSSI stated that the match will still be broadcast on national television channels and official streaming platforms.
As a result, the Indonesian team will receive support not only from the stands at Pakansari Stadium but also from millions of fans across Indonesia.
The showdown with Vietnam is considered Indonesia's most important match in the group stage. Coach John Herdman's team currently has 6 points after two matches, while Vietnam sits in third place with 4 points.
If they win, Indonesia will officially secure a spot in the semifinals and also have the chance to finish the group stage at the top of Group A.
The passionate atmosphere at Pakansari Stadium is expected to be a major advantage for the home team. Tens of thousands of fans are anticipated to put pressure on the away side from the very first minutes.
The Indonesian team enters the match with high confidence after two consecutive wins, including a 5-1 thrashing of Cambodia and a 3-0 victory over Timor-Leste. Meanwhile, Vietnam started the tournament with a 7-0 win against Timor-Leste before drawing 0-0 with Singapore.